Four Seasons Hotel Boston

Forty years facing the Public Garden – bay windows over the swan boats, a lobby redone by Ken Fulk in the Garden's own colors.

Five-star · From $800 per night

Back Bay · Boston

A sense of the place

Premier King / Deluxe Garden-View Room — floral headboard, yellow velvet chairs at the window

Garden View Four Seasons Executive Suite — living room with grey velvet sofa and Public Garden window

Royal Suite — living room with royal-blue velvet sofa, fireplace and bar

Royal Suite — private dining room with dark wood table, tan leather chairs and gilded ceiling

Royal Suite — king bedroom with blue-and-white rug and navy accents

Royal Suite — private terrace overlooking the Public Garden

Presidential Suite — living room with curved sofa and Public Garden windows

Deluxe Room (city view) — king bed with floral upholstered headboard, charcoal sofa and gold armchair at the window

Why it's in the collection

Because it has held five-star standing for more than a quarter century facing the Public Garden, and wears it lightly – a snack pantry on every floor, a mystery closet for the children.

Opened in 1985 at 200 Boylston Street, facing the Public Garden and Boston Common; 273 rooms including 77 suites, with garden-view Executive Suites set in bay windows over the Garden and the 2,590-square-foot Royal Suite.
Arrival, lobby and public spaces refreshed by designer Ken Fulk in 2023 in a palette drawn from the Public Garden; Coterie, a brasserie of French-influenced New England classics, opened with it, alongside the Library cocktail lounge and the Sottovento coffee bar.
An eighth-floor heated indoor pool and whirlpool looking over the Public Garden to Beacon Hill.
The Vault – a complimentary snack pantry on every guest floor – and a mystery-closet key issued to children only.

Suites and rates

Every rate is confirmed with you by the concierge before anything is booked — cancellation terms in plain language, no surprises.

Signature room

The house standard — generous, quiet, impeccably kept.

From $800per night

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One-bedroom suite

A separate living room and space to settle in.

From $1,450per night

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Specialty suite

The property's finest views and largest floor plans.

From $2,400per night

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The neighborhood

First light over Back Bay

Back Bay

The Public Garden, Newbury Street and Copley Square on a nineteenth-century grid of brick and brownstone – five of the seven hotels are here, all within a mile of one another.

The Public Garden and its swan boats, directly across Boylston Street.
Beacon Hill's Charles Street, a ten-minute walk through the Garden.
The Freedom Trail, which begins on Boston Common.

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